silver Gelatine Photos

How are you lecensing your Silver Gelatine Fine Art Prints?
It would
be good to get some feed back  from othe photographer who
sell their
photos.


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There is no need to license a fine art print.
Make sure you copyright the image.
All rights belong to the creator of the work.
Unless, that is, one had 'worked for hire' to generate the
image.
s.d.


On Sep 20, 2007, at 10:25 AM, wgriff wrote:

>
> How are you lecensing your Silver Gelatine Fine Art
Prints? It would
> be good to get some feed back  from othe photographer
who sell their
> photos.
>
>
> >


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